thanks.
I think she's wrong on this point.
When they play the music loud it isn't to harass us (maybe sometimes) but they think we like it.
It's the new album by so&so, how can you not like this?
@davidgerard @duke_of_germany @ecosia @fasterandworse @ketan @kimcrawley
No, it's just another example of forcing us to guzzle the slop.
This is a classic business move: foist something the users don't want on them, then make them pay to turn it off.
There is probably a name for it.
It's why I won't even look at Kagi (or Orion): I am not paying for something which requires me to turn off things I don't want.
Also see: MS Windows.
@Gargron anything included in a database gets leaked eventually because it cannot be adequately secured.
The old paper system was fairly secure. The occasional fire would destroy data but, at least it wouldn't leak it.
It was not impossible to access private personal data maliciously but, it was far more time consuming.
What is left after all identifying information is leaked? It's no longer viable for identification...
I've had my Lightning for a bit over a year. No warranty issues. No squeaks or rattles, no software glitches.
There were three recalls, two were OTA updates and one was to replace a parking pawl module which did take a trip to the dealership.
I'm pretty happy with it.
It's the first Ford I've had since the '90s and first pickup since my '86 F150 Work truck.
Popping in with a really remarkable, intriguing, thorough post that's on Substack. I usually don't go to Substack, but for some reason I read this one, and I couldn't stop reading it.
It's her theory about #EpsteinFiles #Epstein and Russia, more. Well worth your time.
Money *is* power. Not "can be turned into power", it *is* power.
That's why UBI works and why people in positions of power oppose it.
It's why cutting taxes for the powerful is always high priority but cutting taxes for the weak is not.
It's why education and healthcare are kept as expensive as possible, because that keeps the poor from ever acquiring any power.
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